Thousands greet Pope in Guatemala

Visibly exhausted after a week on the road, Pope John Paul was greeted by jubilant Catholics as a “symbol of hope” in Guatemala.

Thousands greet Pope in Guatemala
Tue, 30 Jul, 2002 - 13:58

Visibly exhausted after a week on the road, Pope John Paul was greeted by jubilant Catholics as a “symbol of hope” in Guatemala.

The frail pontiff will today canonise a 17th Spanish missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor.

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